Indians trend #boycottnetflix after web series show Hindu God Krishna having sexual relationships with many women

People have termed the show as Hinduphobic and an insult to the religion

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After Paatal Lok controversy, another web series named 'Krishna and his Leela' has hurt Hindu sentiments. As per reports, web series Krishna and His Leela show a male character named Krishna having sexual intercourse with several women and one of them being named Radha. The names of the Hindu deities in a show with erotic content has sparked controversy people and 'Boycott Netflix' is now trending on Twitter.

People have termed the show as Hinduphobic and an insult to the religion. The netizens are now also calling out Netflix for showing explicit content through its shows.

A user wrote, "Netflix Series "Krishna & His Leela" showing Krishna having sexual affairs with many women & one of them named Radha. This time Netflix & @AnushkaSharma  does it together after her series #Patallok. Hopefully Anushka will get Padmashri as reward like Ekta Kapoor."

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Another user wrote, "Netflix done it again, Web Series called "Krishna & His Leela" showing Krishna have sexual affairs wth many women & one of them named as Radha. The audacity to openly target #Hinduism wth lies, deceit, propaganda Why always insult our Gods? Because @NetflixIndia is Hinduphobic." "It's an offence under the IPC. Now @rsprasad will you please take action against @NetflixIndia. It's time we boycott n cancel subscription of @NetflixIndia. Hope @PMOIndia takes appropriate steps. Insulting hindoo in Bharat," wrote another users. Another said, "A Telgu movie named 'Krishna & His Leela' has been released on #Netflix on 25th June where a protagonist named 'Krishna' is shown having many affairs, where 1 of his girlfriend has been named as 'Radha'. Many sexually explicit scenes have been shown b/w them ."

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